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@Suwanprateep1 Mostly... However, the northern most parts of Thailand have been known to have snowfall in recent years.

@strangerthings9368 Grateful for your kind comment sir/madame.

@zjbee4189 Thank you sir! Please keep a look out for my short videos that will each be also accompanied by great music.

@2weekmillionaire201 I believe it's Maia, but yes, you're correct... It is an great beach!

@maskfal9600 Excellent comment, & (as long as there is no music in the background so I do not infringe on any copyright laws) I will do this on some forthcoming videos. Once again, thanks for your input! Have a pleasant day.

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@oldschool1536 Do you mean Boracay? If so, there should be some uploads within a couple of months (when I revisit). If you meant somewhere else, please explain (as I've not heard of such a place). Have a great day!

@edgarquines6018 You're very welcome sir!

@opengrapefruit1534 One might presume so.

Yeah? Well then, why are you here? 😂

@chrisgilling543 In case it wasn't obvious (by the numerous videos across our social media channels), I travel to numerous countries around the world & make (amongst other topics) travel vlogs. Have a pleasant day!

@richardnone5644 S A cathedral!... I must have missed that part.

@ogieocampo2243 lol... They're a fun loving bunch of people who just love to party!

@@TryMyView …. Yup … but why not make a different version ( not copied ) Cinco de Mayo is Mexican Independence Day !!! Make one significant day that is Pilipino original ….!!!

That does sound like a good idea. Incidentally, isn't there a day that is celebrated for when Philippines gained independence from the colonial Spain?

@thomasryler7628 Although BGC has its charm (in parts), I'd have to agree with you on this.

One of the key advantages of this location is its exceptional connectivity to Greenbelt, including Glorietta, Landmark, restaurants, and grocery stores. This seamless integration allows for convenient access to various amenities without the need to venture outdoors, even during inclement weather. Good content by the way, I just sub

Yes, this I found out on accident whilst I was walking around. From here, I found my way into the chaotic food court in Landmark & thoroughly enjoyed discovering all these different outlets conveniently connected via elevated walkways & interconnecting buildings. Not at all what I was expecting when visiting Philippines for the first time.

@LaSouthernGemini I hope there's not a heatwave when you're there like there was for us several weeks ago. That was BRUTAL!

@RampartPh Lol, this is probably part of why they're loved so much around the world (at least in my opinion anyway)!

@albertteng1191 Yes, I believe the renovations started a while ago now. I didn't think to go there at night (as I wasn't sure if it would be open). Maybe I'll try this on a return visit some day. Thanks.

@Relaxingnaturewavessounds Thank you, & I'm glad you enjoyed it!

@nlf17 I think so too.

@pewdiepieslilbro8635 I use a few different types of software. It all depends on my mood & what project I'm working on. Thanks!

@WT-TV Thanks for your awesome message. Greatly appreciated!

The title of the video explains what the video is about (how much the occupancy changes from high to low season). It's a lot quieter than usual now! Regarding the music... well, you can't please all of the people all of the time! Have a pleasant day. 🙂

@grande6075 I can't help but feel closer to nature after a spot of retail therapy (sitting amongst the trees & shrubbery). It's definitely quite a blissful place to hang out!

@2460z_htdja That's such a pleasing thing to hear. Thanks for watching!

@asiandude8362 Prior to filming this, I had absolutely no idea either. Some of my Spanish friends don't understand it either, but I read about the Philippines links with Mexico & it gives a little insight into why it's celebrated by the Filipino community.

as you very well know, pinoys will always find an excuse to have a get together and party

​@@TryMyView Spaniards back in the day sent Mexican soldiers in the Philippines

@britneyspears4909 This is did not know. I'm a big history fan, so I'll be researching into this some more.

@@TryMyView Yeah they outnumbered the Spanish colonist in the country. Not only the culture they influence but also some filipino words have some Aztec/native american borrowed words in them, like, for example the word palengke (Palenque) means market in english.

@darthvader-rr27888 lol... What can I say, the Filipino's just like to party I guess! 🎉🥳💃🏽🌮

Lol, you might be onto something there!

@rexbenemerito1943 Thanks for your input. Many of the skyscrapers still look quite new, so the skyline must have looked very different back then to how it looks now. I'd guess that a lot of memories come flooding back to you whenever you pass by.

@uchniezt1212 Many thanks for such a knowledgeable & beautifully written comment. Have a very blessed day!

@incognitoone Probably due to their Spanish colonial links.

@@TryMyView nah, I'm filipino. I've been on this earth going 7 decades. I don't remember this being a thing here EVER! Must be some marketing gag by some liquor company or something.

Lol, 🤣 It seems that everyone & everything can be (& often is) bought nowadays!

... Because a Pinoy party don't stop! 💃🏼

Thanks for your comment. I'm glad you enjoyed yourself there.

@fromthistexasbreath Thank you. Regarding the blinking, just imagine you're actually there walking through the streets yourself! Have a great day.

No doubt you have. It's a very strange place.

Thanks for subbing... So glad to have you on board! 🥰

Thank you very much!

Thank you, that's so nice of you to say. 😊

Many many thanks.

It actually looked like an extremely large rave at parts of this stretch of road.

Thank you so much 🤗

@eakeaksit3248 Thank you, & yes will be back to your beautiful country. ❤️🇹🇭

@user-zl9bi8wd9j Thanks, greatly appreciated.